🇦🇺 Auslan
- Content provider
SYNTAX
- Gabrielle Hodge
PHONOLOGY + LEXICON
- Trevor Johnston
Acknowledgements:The answers provided here were drawn from research on the Auslan lexicon published in the Auslan dictionary in book format (Johnston T (ed) 1998 Signs of Australia: A new dictionary of Auslan (Australian Sign Language), North Rocks Press: Sydney) and internet site (Johnston, T., & Cassidy, S. (2008). Auslan Signbank (http://www.auslan.org.au). Sydney: Macquarie University & Trevor Johnston; and from published research on the Auslan Corpus (Johnston, T. (2008). The Auslan Archive and Corpus. In D. Nathan (Ed.), The Endangered Languages Archive—http://elar.soas.ac.uk/languages. London: Hans Rausing Endangered Languages Documentation Project, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London.) The sign videos were taken from Auslan Signbank. - Phonology
B1.1. Handshape – Active articulators
Handshapes used inHandshapes used in lexical signs
Handshapes used in classifier constructions
